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New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
Ey.SFNdTOR JONES NEAR THE BOTTOM
TURNED OUT OF DETROIT HorEIS-A WRECK MEN
TALLY AND FINANCIALLY.

TURNED OUT OF DETROIT HOrElS-A "HECh MEN
TALLY AND FINANCIALLf.
DETROIT Nov % tSpecab.-The finale IN the D'trolt
creer of ex Senate or Charles T. Jones' the Florida COM
tnpent I'm Detroit, IS about to come. lie has run
through all the money which he brought win MN TWO
wears ago and has reached the limit OF his cfedt' ana
he ,s now I'm absolute want. The proprlctos OF the
pussou House succeeded I'm getting him out OF That
place two months ago, and he went TO tho orS"oiu
a cbeaper house. lie never paid any money ana last
night he was turned out bodily with his son detective
patrick O'Ne prominent worker In the IRISH cause
had been col laborer with Mr. Jones' ana taxing PITY
an him took him TO his house, where he VIII remain for
a few days Joness high living habits have run him
daenv I'm debt to almost every Aurant In DcFot,
aUd al have one after another closed their doors TO
I'm Friends have beseeched him to return To fIor-
ida and friends from abroad have Dceh nero fccehy
,aaLing the same unsuccessful efforts .
ali his voluntary exile In Detroit, he has nevct
,,,,nated why he acted so strangely, except that his
nnam,es vere dogging him. Who these en,mes are
40 los never indie aicd For months he has done hoth-
mo hut eat smoke and walk, with little sleep ITO IS a
vieorous eater and sits to the table as many as
six times In day The ex Senator Is wrocK mcntaiiy
He said to day that he going back to FLORIDA 10 run
for the 6enatOrshp again.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
40 EFfORT W4S WADE TO REJIJE SPIES
An ABSURD STORY DENIED BY CHICAGO Ply

Az ABSURD STORY DENIED BY CHICAGO PLY
SIClAN.
Chicago, Nov D. The story circulated TO the ehcct
that efforts were male to resusctate the bOy oI A"-
gust Spies after his execution IL positively demod ny
DR. George Thilo who examined the body amer II was
delivered to the friends. and pronounced HE 10 pc
totally extinct. This afternoon DR. Ibii0 said' "h'"
the boy was first brought to Mucllcrs undertaking eS
tabshmcnt some of the people present thouSht 'no9
pcrceved unusual warmth In the corpse, ana WIS sc
for | male a rcful examination, and was soon con-
vlnccd that death had intervcncl and that any al
tempt AT rcvIvcaton by gavanc battery or any Othcr
means would be useless, AMI Informed those pres
emf There was no attempt whatever to restore He
1bcrc Is but one case known to medical science wherc
n man Iudically hanged has been rcsusctated lhat
case occurred I'm Austria few years ago Inc criminal
hanged for fifteen minutes, and when cut down WS7
turneI over the physicians for e1 eilmeht VIII u
I'm five minutes from the time he was cut uOWh, or
Within twenty minutes from the time the drop iel
tho boiy was on the operating table ana pO"eriu
raIyanic current applioi. The neck was not bI0ken
ami after great deal Of labor In producing aitlncia
rrsplration and the electricity being constantly ap
nliel the subject rcvlve, but In state OF wld dei
Inn From this he never recovered and In twenty
snur hours he died. Now, restorative agents wero
ned I'm this case within twenty minutes after the hang
ing while I'm the Spies case II was three hours before
The body was brought to the undcrt aAcr's.'
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
BTENLD UITH / RED-HOT POKEE

AN ANTE-MoEiTM srATEMENr FROM 1HE VICTIM
OF r. CKIrSS JOKr.
Coroner EiIiuaa called yesterday aficraosn 10 the
Homeopathic Hospital on Narfs Island To take the
ant norten statement Of lhona, Crni'e of 80 80
East Sxiy-af,A st. wine lcs In dvin. condition from
burns acIess the back received OcoDcr 81 ia the
blacksmith shop OF IhcinRar smith, at one huudrcd-
andsiS < h ST. aud First-ave He .4i to have been
malicisusly burned by one James Glynn fh- state
lneut, which rather incOhcrsnt, was a' follows
was working f.r l;ncinhar smith at One-huDdrci-
and-slXth-t and fIrsi-aye, berscshOsr on October
81 last between II aud p m. when James Glynn
cane into me ,nop and took up poker, put nis the
forge blew The bc.w heated the poker and placed the
l,a-o poksr across back ami shoulders ami sell
shirt on nrc lie then took hold OF me To assist me-
al coed him For Cos sake, let 20 OF me, ~ pail
inc shirf on myself / then pulled Tho shirt OIL and
biruaI my risli hand Ny whole back and shoulders
were asD burned. never had any rsnple WIN "lyhh
before
Cor.mer EId,uan Is soirg To make an investigations
Glyun was night await tho result OF Cucc
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
OLD COLONY STOCKHOLDERS MEET

Bo~ros. Nov. - 2-rhs annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Old Colony Railroad was hold to day
President Choate paiaed article I'm tho call for the
meeting asking that the directors be authorized 10 issue
bonds of the company 10 an amount OF NOT over
S2ODOOOO. lie said that the Issue had no connection
with the lease OF tho Providence read but was to cover
tho purchase Of the Hanover brssch aud to fund tho
floating debt. No sppositoa was made 10 mstion au
thorzng the directors to issue the bonds The purchase
OF the Hanover branch ant tho contract to operate the
Chathao road were approved.
The subject Of the lease Of tho Providence read was
taken up ard President Choate satsd that he project
had approved the directors Of both companies
The OF lease 10 per cent divdends ana
81 1905 900 cash. about IL cest President Choate
moved the following. which was adopted:
the requested to obtain such eRsato
the lease OF the Boston ana
Providence to TINS corporation any lease agfeei upon
hs hereafter submitted 20 the sO khOldors OF te Od
Colony for their approval
The full Beard of Directors was reelected
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
"KICKERS" ORGANIZE IN CHICAGO.
OPPOSITION TO THE PowpERiY ADMINISTRATION
TAKING SHAPE.

CHICAGO, Nov 22.-The so-called Kreltly Nckers7
held their first local meeting last night with attend
ancc Of about fifty. Regularly elected delegates were
present from five local assemblies and sclfconsttutcd
represent ativcS from twenty moro. Charles smith
secretary Of the Provisional Committee appointed by the
thirty five seeding delegates Of tic Mnncapoli. Cen
cra Convention Of the Knight, of Labor, oiiciatcd a.
chat man In speech. Joseph Il. luclanin, the hrs
kicker d"cla cd that the time bad come when honest
knights OF Labor must for time. a. least. rcnounco
all allegiance with the corrupt ring that noW controls
the great and nOhl" order. lie stated that 10 had been
found impossible To mhlaln effective fight rom Inc
inside aud that ouN cuIi,r lcft W., to declare an
open revolt against the powers that lr y committee
Of five appointed 10 dfaf circular l"rf 80 All the
l0 al assemblies lu COOK county calling ION them 10
elect three l.eacs 10 Invention to tc A"d tn first
Wednesday Ia December. IN" locals Wll! D., asked 10
withhold from the ,curi al treasury all -mrnt~ !uc
from TN, time on the scheme being 10 freeze OUT
General Master Wtrlman it dcily.
tonN NcrtGrS similar tC fhr ono called lu tAra@p.'
said Charles Sch, VIII be- held al over the United
states. We shall obtain control of tie Knights of
Labor In all the largo citc, Inside ol three months
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
COMPLETING A FORECLOSURE.

The formation OF new company, known a. the
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad, has
followed the foreclosure Of the Buffalo, Ncw-York
and phualclphia Kal,roai promptly. Tho Penn
sylvanla corporation was formed week or ten days
ago, and yesterday the New York company agreed
upon terms Of consolidation and tho new company,
which comprises the enro line, was u ganllcd with
tho following directors Carl Schurz, Arnold Marcus,
j. d. Probst, q. f. Klssel, H. L. owen, [. II.
Allen. Frederick N. Footc, r. j.. Atkins, Isaac n;
selIgman G.. Clinton Gardner, Bryce Gray, George
W. Miller and T. ". clark. jr. The following onic'Ts
were chosen: g. Clinton Gardner, prcs'dent; j. ID;
Probst vice-pcsdcnt; j. X TrlmOlc, secretary anu
John Dougherty, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
DR. KELLEY ASKED TO RESIGN.

urs OFFENCE OF MISS EMMA ABBOTT OBJECTION
ABLE TO HIS METHODIST BRETHREN.
NASHVILLE Tenn, Nov. 22-Prcvious to the adjourn
mont of the North Alabama Conference OF the south
ern Methodist Church at Tuscaloosa last night reso-
lutIon was adopted requesting DR.. d. c. Kelley, of
Nashville ono OF the most eminent Methodist minis
ters I'm America and missionary treasurer of the Cen
eral Conference, resign his Official position on ac-
count OF his In reference to tho Emma Ab-
hott enIsode at Nashville The resolution will create
a great sensation throughout the cntIro southern
Methodist Church. Dr. Kelley dcfcnded Miss Abbotts
rising In church deond herself against harsh terus
used In . sermon on theatre going
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
rnoLn1E clLNrn nl 1 AIGn rhNcE.
EDWIN Booni's BR,IiIrH Sues TWO NrIGu"oR'
IOH GiitGNL AERl 81.


Io>G BENN,H. Nov. - Joseph \ Booth. of IeNins
ave. Sew York. the brother uf the famous ACTOR
has brought -uli iu the United >tat'- count for the
District of Ncw jersey, To recover damages ir'm N"'ph
hurru. and Waiter * buuirS for illegal arrest ami
Imprisonment. Eiiul"y Na- formerly pole" h-N''
here and at present holds the office II Justice OF TIE
peace The suit is for $1,000 Mr. Booth owns
handsome cOttt' in Occau-aNc.. whco Do" ~ 'n @ tue
summer sca,on with his family T. join, the Zee crram
and confectionery store OF Mr. kuuu> Last summer
Mr. Booth dcc.d To- erect hi-h cnD" 80 that the rm
ployc. Of kur u,'- e-tabl -hmcn cou not look mo
h. cottage This fcncs was erected foot AMI a hit
Inside hi, line. II va, fourteen feet high AMI "oA
secured.
Mir kurru- became Indignant over the erection OF
the fence Ilo secured warrant for MIR. Booth = ar
rest upon a charg' of matciou-nc~s. lie wa tahrh
before Justice Bunlry. Ills description Ot Inc ~
animation shows that Mr. Booths fch Of Jersey
Justice" greatly cNc,c.cI hi know 4Ec of jersey
laws lie say Justice Briulcy told him that ho
was Liable to inn rsOnmcnt at hau labor an hcaNN
fine for erecting his unique rncc. somewhat right
cnnl he agreed To cut II down. He was th"rupoh
released his own rccogn1ancc. lie cut down the
4
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
FATHER md son STRICKEN WITH RABIES.
THE son DEAD AND TIE FATHER DYING IN GREAT

THE son DEAD AND TIE FATHER DYING IN GREAT
AGONY
CHICAGO, Nov. 22-Bruno Mueller, head of the paint
ing firm Of Mueller CO., OF this city, IS suffering from
bydrophoba. In June last Mueller and his tcnyear-
old son were In liquor store In the nclghborhood Oh MS
home. The boy began playing with a small cur tha'
had strayed the place Tho dog bit the lad IN inc
hand and While attempting rescue his son from mo
animals attack the fat her also bitten hh Wccho
later tho boy died. and his physicians had no heshacy
I'm pronouncing the case OF wc-dcincd hydropho-
ba Last Saturday the father was stflc Ken DOW" WIZ,
tbe same disease AMI IS O-day suffering from untold
agony. -Four prominent physicians are In altenualco,
and friends OF Mueller are constantly win nm 10 car
snr him I'm his spasins Mr. Mueller realizes his condl-
ton and is during lucid intervals disposng OF his prop
n,tN
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL.

Rumors OF important changes at the approaching eec
ton OF the Richmond and West Point Iermihai halfway
Comnorv were revived in Wall Street yesterday. The
ransfe books close about two weeks before the meet
Ing. which occurs this year December l3 They have
not vet been closed Is suspected by some persons
that the order viii be given with more or less abrupt
ness according daily transfers of stock sharp
contest appears to be probable, although tho current
umors have already settled the election DO lar as can
be learned there will be several changes In the Board
and uossibly complete ovsrturn Of the prsseut man
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
A NEW ROAD IN FLORIDA

Tho Incorporation Of new railroad In Florida
under the name Of the Florida and Georgia AIRLINE,
ha, been ann lunccl 1t f. pmpcscd by this company
bu ID a railroad from Paaika TO the Georgia state
line where connection viii be made win inc
limo extending south from Macon WORK on the
Georgia section /. being pushed with great VlgOr, Dut
tho southern line has not yet been begun. Tho moving
spirit Ia enterprise l. Joseph f. Dean, of Palatka
Fla. a MaSsachu-etiS man WIN was graduated at the
ambrdg, Law school and several years has spent
tho winter in Florida. ono Of the corpOraors SAID
Yesterday that no did not know whether the new Hno
wound III. hull at once he not sure that the
necessary funds had bcon raised
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
NEW ENGLANr's NEW TERMINAL BOND,

some comment vas caused ia " all street yesterday
by the announcement thut the Ne" iork and NcN-
England Railroad directors wcro asking stoc hh"ders
for authority to issue terminal bonds, hicnd
OF the company SAID that the proposed issue is IN
tended TO tah, up various utstanding Obligations Ia
the sbau. OF notes aud mort gagcs which mature fr'm
time to time f,l several years to come They cover
extensive proI~rtic, IN Boston and elsewhere, Whrh
are valued ai s5.uOO.OOo The exact form of the
bond, the time run and the rate have not been de-
crmiucd but company expects To bc able Ia place
them a "A figure of Interest.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD INVESTIGATION.

the report Of the Pacific Railroad Comni-- -oncrS
viii be finished probably within week There l.
no lulo curiosity fc In Wall street about the treat
OF the subject. but the general opinion seems to
bo that the l., port W be rather than lrncnt
aud that the central Pacific VIII come In for the
greater part Of the blame. Brokers are inclined 10
smile at the investigation, however ana ,one OF thrm
Insist that members Of Congress have been steady
buyers Of the Pacific Railroad sIOcks Tor come llllo
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

was found among the leaves in the yard Of the Ex
ecutive Mansion yesterday by the Governors coored
servant The frightened negro picked up the bomb and
alarmed tho Governors household by taking 1t into
tho mansion. Mrs Oglcsby tcepboned to the Governor
at the tate House and Uncle Dick" informed her
that he didn't want the bomb and she had better
give IL TO the police.
Mrs Ogesby acted upon this advice and later In the
day Chief Donelan and the patrolmen tested mo
"bomb' by throwing It into fire and discovered that
Il empty.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
ktSKFD GUPGLAkS ~ CONNECTICUT

NORWICH Conn. Nov. 22(Speciah. A daring burglary
was committed in the town OF Ledyard, about a. M
to-day Two masked burglars entered the house OF
Peter Williams farmer rcputed TO bc worth $4,000
and demanded his money at the point OF the pistol
Williams although seventy seven years old grapp'ea
with me first burglar, when the second ~i''u n'''
With n bIudceon His wife was compelled to open .
chest supposcd TO contain her husbands wealth. and
while they were examining IL, she sccreted hssem Ill -
closet Alarmed at her absence the VIII, vii sras
who r. an Intelligent farmer, end kecps HE nonsy y.
\ 6snS. Was ~ se3ensly Injured u peW ~ Usec~s
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

agement. The probable new directors are Roswell z.
Flower, william Rockefeller. r. I. wilson and H. e
Fahnestock IT would appear that II Mr.. Wilson would
Mr. Flowers name has also been mentioned in connec
ton with the Office. With satisfactory man at the
head of the Terminal Company, John III. lnman Will be-
president OF the Richmond and Dan vile Railroad
and the entire system will be in perfect harmony
There is to suppose that the recent dis
sensions in the management will be quieed in this way
Alfred suy. the present president, has occupied his
O0 for tarn
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
,rlrlNG rNnrR NMLnIcAX LINZ

Cmic,ao. Noy. - LII. freight agents of thc chicago
Ta.thsind line. mtt tli- morning and cuf down
their tarii, dressed beef hogs aud -hrop 10 core
spend with the reductions made yesterday bJ the
,,i,,., and Grand Trunk Ihe latter rpnd late this
alter noon got .ut tarn making a stu iIt h"i te
auction 10 ustuu AMI New England points of '. cents a
hhhdrrI. the rates rrtrgstaior ctr- new being -
,..t and !. common 80 cent. his Is total reduction
oi sixteen cents -ilcr tie w4r started ia" competing
American roads VIII meet the rate to morrow.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
DEMANDS OF srABLEMEN AND DRIVERS.

They VAST MORE PAY-IHlRt ARB 5000 OF
THIN AND MANY WILL GAIN THEIR PnISE
The majority Of the drivers stabl.Deu In this city
are members o. the knights oil Labor Jni are controlled
by District Assembly No 80 The men have for -sInc
been di-conteutcl with their pay and tAc hours ~
WORK The hours are long aud tie drivers especially
have "A hard time ot ~ HEY frequently work
as much Il, sixteen hours dav. aui Nnca such IS 80
they DO MT get any extra pdy isr IT, There - ne
remedy fsr this because j. Impossible is iAcn 10 get
through their work uu'i lhio ms Is particularly 80
with tho truck AMI expires. wa.oa segFcc- Just now
every steanbsaj per and freight h.oIcI WIN
boxes, bales ami barrels OF fIeist and
the teams frequently remain in hlo us-
Ill nearly mdn .ht. Hack divers, too.
are compelled to serve long hours often ia the rain, cold
aud snow. while waiting for fare
The drivers AID stAbc.nou, numbering altsseiler
about 1900 men. maIe genera drnnAl yesterday Tor
m increase of their wage. lhe drvrr, are nOw pad
Sl2 and asa for NlI. sni hc siahlsmrn get
and tncY want Al moro In ONLY few o. the la -
stables Wi. th" dr nand bs objected tn II Il not *
pccied general strike Will take place The men
thoroughly organized and surc That their demand
tSI } he - T4ffI
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
pTNNsYIVANIA TAENfNGs.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 22.-The statement of tho bns-
ness VI al the lines Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pauy ot Pittshurg ana Eris for October. l-- a.
compared with the month In l-~G, shows am IN
crease IN gross earning. OF S2J2l7O; increase u cS
pcn.ss ~ SJ9l. .9-9; decrease IA net earnings Of
SlJ9. .15T
lines wcs o. Pittshurg Eric Tor the ten months
l-~1 how surplus over all liabilities eft ~,Jlb.llt
being g,n coIaparcd With tho same period oi l--o
l.I 4 -.-I
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
UVSER FRITZ IN GOOD SPIRITS.
KEPT INDOORS BY 1HE WEAIlkE-PEoiLNNos
VIRCHoW'S FXAMINA iION.

BERLIN NOV 22.-Thc Crown Prince IS Keeping within
doors at san Reno. the weather being variable Ir.
rranck of Games. dincd With the Prince today and
found him enjoying a hearty appetite ana IN e""u
spirits.
"Tbe Tagcblat- asserts that Professor NlrchOw dis
covered very few canccrOus cells ia the di'ch@trl a
Ter from the Princes larynX which sent to him
for examination.
Prince Henry. the second son of the crown fIlhcc'
Will remain al san Reno all winter with his idihcf'
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
THE GRAND OLD MAN APOLOCIZES

Il
LONDON. Nov. 22.-Mr Gladstone has written letter
70 Colonel Doping apologzlng for Inaccurate state
nents ho had made concerning him In reference to
The occurrence at Gweedore ireland. o says he did
POT mean to mpute TO Colonel Hopping the use Of a
oa'ied rife. Colonel Doping is satisfied with the
apology and has withdrawn his action against Mr.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

Pm, ,pfIiut, Sow .. 'epcetin.-An arpii.a alton for
tho discharge Of the E,aiiug Railroad receivers va'
made 10 az. asilrnt mcm'or of tue Board ot Ir
construction Trustees said THIS afternoon think you
car That TIE lhiIld. iphil and Recalling Ea"tI
hc restored tb The 80 AunIors tns1t January ]. l~"~
AdlvdruI o p~I cent declared today 'l tut Nl
rector. of The l,lI.l tst AMI NaNlsatlou Company.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
EXCURSION RATES TO CALIFORNIA.

Commissioner > +. Person Of the passenger depart
ment OF the trunk lines, said yesterday that the new
California excursion rates which had been agreed upon
last week by tho passenger committee would go into
effect December In regard to the cutting OF rates
out OF ST. Louis Mr. Person said that II affected only
spoonful of business. The trouble originated In the
demand Of tn" ohio and Mississippi railway for differ
ential rate In Its favor. lhe cutting not likely
to involve the trunk lines.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
SPARKS MAY SEEK A "vIvDICATI0N"

CucAGo Nov. 22.-"Th Times" this morning prints
n dispatch from Centralla ILL.,, asserting that ocncrM
w. A. j. Sparks will probably seek vindlcaiion ol DIS
conduct as Land Commissioner by an election 70 po
,as. 1he statement Is based ON the clafior Vi ns
k,ends - The distrIct In which sparks ltvcs n ro2
.sanssd IN Gonmoss now by Richard W. TownAncn@
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

CHICAGO. Nov. 2?.-Charles |. Colby president OF tho
Wisconsin Central Railway in Interview published to-
dav says We are in hopesOf investing Sl,0OO,OOo at
least in depot buildings for Chicago prefer the Eng
sh STYLE which has nclosed covered space for cabs
and straetcars"
"Thcre has some talk OF consolidation sf the Wis
oonsn Central and North-rs Pacific" was suggested
would he very nice for the Northern Pacific to have
entrance In . Chicago"
~ VIII such "A consolidation ever take place T.
II the same parties pra tcsy own the same objects
what does that suggest 10 your
SIR Colby declared himself In favor OF peace among tho
railroads I've land together, he SAID, for self
pr
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
cpot~rppo pyrrp,nvAT1Nc 1,rrp

cROFTFRs EXTERNflSATING DEER.
LONDON. Nov. 22.-Two thousand crofters on the
s'e Of Lewis, supplied with rifles, tents, ETC., have
ssun campaign to extermInato the deer In the for
- - They sllege that 5000 cr0fters are starving
@sAt e b living on tho land now given UP to
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

EtNrl>., Ney. - O>p.,.t'.-Ihe statement ihai thc
UeAlag Is u.lug the e,ntrlcts of tAe Lebi-h Na.'y
wade prcyiou. ,he Sink, IA dcnei, a. Is also th' story
ha' nitc eo,i is bs ng shipped 20 Port Richmond Pre-.
den Coruiu r' in .saii today lir sail There i'
not word o. truth u those stories. We sfe doing q
argr business true bat only ming our own
contract, Dus- fhe past ten days bil cars NJ coal
nav. been 20 latt Iishm"ud luis ~ must be- re-
Iusmp.rtd busiest SEASON <ui local dealer. Lave
been cl.usrina for -Onc Tor their coal aHd from
the faci that 10 TAXI, average Of Loo ears daily 20
supply thee dcalsss. Wl aus 30 seen that the COM
lauk la. uti.,
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS nMrwW NrrLLmrvcr

NI~I IIIANID|- EAIINAl INIIIIITlI.N"I
The gros. earnings ~ the northern Pacific lAironi
for November D. vera reported y'stcrlly 80 -"i'-l.
agaln.t eIGG97 for thc week Of l--O, gain of
eilr-l
Cun,Go. Noy. - General Manager II. g. stone. N
the chicago burlington quincy. ha, informed chair
man j. y. Abbot, ot tIr Western states Passenger A.
,ocAt.n. that December llt wiu pat on last tfnh
between chicago aut Denver reducing the time twelve
hours between the two poHts Representatives. o. al
the road, extending west frcD Chicago AMI ~ louis &"
the fsrIhr coast met this morning al TIE oHte o 'hhi
Abbutt tu DISGUISE the action o. the burlington i"n
Iul- contemplated move ild not meet with the Hpi"N"
some of the other lines. which woud ln Al Hs,ii
have Ia follow suit IHe me"uus lasted itom II uh,ll
.'c,ck when aH adjournment wls mad II may take
several session, To arrive a. definite ,ONtll'i"u,.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

AN EMPTY BOMB For GOVBRNOR 0dLESBf.
spRNGFItLp, ILL.,, Nov. GA piece OF gas pipe
about ton inches long, plugged with hard WOOD ana
with . partly burned fuse inserted In . vent ho'e
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
DECEIvING THE CzAR ABOUT GERMANY
lNTEIGUEES FORGE BIsNAEChs NAMh ~ " "i'
LEADING LETTER.

IT AIIIN'I IIIt'
Berlin. Nov. o3.-The Cologne Gazette" has ca">''
a sensation by the statement that the tlar. III ms re
cent Interview with Prince Bismarck, learned that he
had been deceived in regard to Gernany's policy by
forged letter. purpotne 10 %" from Prince Il>hai' H.
The letter is supposed be the work Of Orlcanat III
'rigucrs. WI.
ON the Czar's arrival al The frontier station of Wiz
baIlrn all auuroarhcs were closed even 10 pedestrians
The route thence to =. Petersburg was guarded hy
% 600 men, and the Gar changed carriages several
ilmcs on the Innrnnv.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
c1.nnrrss1vc rrANcnrs nr TnE LEAGrE

sT'pPRESSING IEANIWt~ OF TIE IfN'I J"
DUBLIN. Nov. 22.-"1he Dublin Gazette" publishes
a PROCLAMATION supwcs,uc the National League in
Kcrrv and Clare and several branches in Cosk Cal
way and cNfOrd.